9-year-old tried to save her twin brothers before all three were mowed down while boarding a school bus
The uncle of three siblings in Indiana who were killed on October 30 while they were getting into their school bus said that his niece was a "badass" even in her last moments in life. Elgin Ingle, the uncle, said that his niece, 9-year-old Alivia Stahl, often behaved like a mother to her 6-year-old twin brothers – Xzavier and Mason Ingle. The devastated uncle said in an interview: "She held their hand to the school bus and onto the bus every day."
He continued telling WRTV: "She was holding their hand when they were hit and it looks like she tried to shield them a little bit. She had a split second to think of what to do, she chose to shield her brothers with that split second." Ingle has also said that the father of the children, his brother, is still coming to terms with the loss.